Škoda Deliveries Climb 6.1% in Nine Months
The Czech automaker's worldwide deliveries reached 812,400 vehicles in the first nine months of the year, with electrified models gaining share in Europe.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Car Types
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Škoda delivered 812,400 vehicles worldwide in the first nine months of the year, a 6.1% rise from a year earlier. Sales revenue reached €23.1 billion, up 3.5%, while operating profit totaled €1.9 billion.
Why it matters
The figures show a carmaker expanding volume and profit at the same time as electrified models take a larger share of its European sales. For buyers and industry watchers, the mix shift toward battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles signals how quickly the market is moving.
Worldwide deliveries of 812,400 vehicles were reported for the first nine months of the year, with 666,798 registrations in Europe and 53,200 deliveries in India, where volumes grew 7.8%. Electrified vehicles made up 29.8% of European deliveries, compared with 24.1% a year earlier, and the extraction does not say how the full-year electrified share is expected to develop.
The players
Škoda Auto
Škoda Auto is the Czech car manufacturer and a brand of the Volkswagen Group, known for its European and Indian passenger vehicle lineups.
The details
Growth in Europe was partly driven by demand for the all-new Epiq and Peaq electric models, which had attracted more than 82,000 orders by mid-October. In India, strong demand for the updated Slavia and Kushaq models supported the rise in deliveries.
Timeline
First nine months of 2026: Worldwide deliveries of 812,400 vehicles reported.
Mid-October 2026: Epiq and Peaq orders surpassed 82,000.
Roadmap
Škoda's growing electrified share in Europe fits a regulatory trajectory set by EU CO2 standards that reward low-emission vehicles. The company's nine-month results show that shift translating into sales volume and revenue rather than remaining a policy target.
For buyers considering a Škoda, the growing number of electric and plug-in hybrid options in Europe, including the Epiq and Peaq, expands the choice of electrified models. The strong order books for these models suggest wait times and availability are a practical factor to check with dealers.
The takeaway
Electrified vehicles are moving from a niche into a core part of Škoda's European sales, which may affect what buyers see on dealer lots. Readers comparing cars should weigh electrified options alongside traditional models as their choices widen.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Just-Auto.
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